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MORAL RxFOEN IN PHnADHLPHA.-DirectOr OF
Pubic Safety sJokley notified the neutenantS OF
tHe various police districts In Philadelphia Tues
d4y that they would De held strictly responsible
Tor the ENDORSEMENT OF the laws reiat1ng 10 gam
b. = - svfr . r,,,F ~ -
Andsaiooas, prize lighting sparring for points"
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DEATH OF MAJOR CAk1ER.-Major David A. Car
gates, died Auesday, after brief illness He had
held the position OF index clerk In the Houses OF
Representatives or the United States and of the
Confederate states. ~ ~
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1Hs CARA0SA AND HER CREW OF THRTY-THRxR
LasT;.Ihe British tramp steamer Carmona, which
left Barrow, England, February % for New YORK
with steel blooms, Is given up as lost with All
hands on board Her captain was j. A. HaIcroW
ana her crew consisted OF 81 men, some OF whom
ued al 500, OOO o. '"Ar
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MISS FoIsoA's MOTHER VERY HI--N1ne reporters
ana four lawyers sat for over an hour Tuesday
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waiting for something 10 turn up in the Agnes,
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ready 10 go on with the case. Lawyer Mundy an
nounced that Mrs. Folsom was seriously ILL On ac
count OF the coid-OlOOied 'cut" given by her
daughter at the previous sitting and as her hus.
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PARpoSED BY Gov. LBR.-The governor of
virginia has pardoned William X. Smith, who was
sent TO the penitentiary for two years some
months since for embezzling state funds The
pardon was granted on the certificate OF the
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BOOKS, &c.

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LADIES GOODS.

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WOOD AND COAL.

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The government reserves the right to reject any or
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Proposals for Fresh Beef"
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SeaSOnable Smiles.

In cocaine, society has an intoxicant that can
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The premature bluebird is now about the bluest
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FIVE MEN DROwSED.-A special TO the Portland
OrrgorsTn from Wardner, Idaho says: The
steamer Spokane, with twenty-fOur passengers
capsized on the Occur D'Aene River at one O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon Five men are reported lost:
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l1ni, ore on: j. G. Hanna, OF SDokane Falls; MI
Jerome Lewis. and one deck-hand
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RRvIvAL1yf AND HIS COSvKKTS MOBBED.-At
Utah, an old town near Toledo, o., once famous fo
It's lumber trade, Rev Mr.. Carter, Free Metho
DIST minister, has been for some weeks back con
Quoting revival meetings at the house OF a mai
named DaBundys. His doctrines were obnOxiou.
70 a large portion OF the community, and mol
gathered around the preacher and his band poure,
upon them shower OF rotten eggs, and drove tn.
minister and his followers out Of the place.
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1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADlCTED THAT
ing Ladiss' Phyzician thus CITY ladies' You can
coofidently consult DR.. BRO Hths. 200 st q "
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BROWNS BADLY BEATEN.
EWING IN THE BOX AGAIN YES
TERDAY.
Boston Wins Another Game From
Detroit - southern League
News-ihe Turf.


NEW ORLEANS, La, August S.-By
general request Ewing pitched his
sec ,nd successive game against Mem
phis that the locals could leave home
with the lead. Exiog filed his con-
tract and helped 10 defeat Memphis
third time. Up to the eighth inning
he had the Browns shut out again,
bat Bobby Black broke the chsrm by
knocking the ball over the right field
fence for q home run. Long John
sased up then, and singles by
the McKeough brothers and Smith
let In two more rams. Klusman's
error and Hsntel's single yielded an
other run in the ninth. Up to the
seventh II was a pitched battle with
the re: ult slightly in Ewing's favor
and magnificent game. The score
stood one to nothing. New Orleans
getting run in the second inning on
singles by Geiss and McVey,
and tive passed balls. In the
seventh the locals commenced batting
Black and he grew fulky, New Orleans
having no trouble from then on. -Four
singlee, q bsss on balls and a wild
pitch yielded FIVE runs. Ia the ninth
Campsu's two Dagger, three singles
and errors by Force and Phelan yield.
ed four more runs. The features oil
the game were Powell's right
fielding and Fuller's work 81
short, stopping nine chances
without an error, Some Of them ate,
Klusmsn and EWing had fumbled.
Crotty twisted bis ankle IN the second
sliding TO fret, and sas forced to re-
tire. This left Memphis without Q
catcher, and Hsntsl was borrowed
from New 0deans aud did very vel
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second inning. McG,rr also played
good ball at short. Score:
Athletics. .......0 8 10000 3 5
Brooklyn. -.....0 / 0220 l O. .
Esrned runs-Ath'etic, /; B ooklyp,
5. Two base hits-L rkip and Swsrt-
wood. Three base hits-Poormsn,
weighing and Smith. Double plays-
Smith, Mcclellan and Peoples. Base
on balls Poormsp, Mann, Larkin,
Stovev, Mcclellan and McTammaDy,
Hit Larkin and McTammsny. Base
er'ors--Athleiics, 3; Brooklyn, i.
Struck out-Beerbauer, McGsrr, Wey'
hirg, McTsmmsnVS Peoples, Oak
and Henderson. Passed balls-Tow'
send, /. Wild pitches-Weyhipg, 8
Time-Two hours and thirty minutes
Umpire-Ml Quafe.
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wanted 60 Come 60 Memphis.
a.,., o.. -. ....,

CHARLKsros. s. o., August s.-No
game today on account OF wet weather.
Birmingham left for home this after.
noon. The Charleston team was 10
have gone to Memphis, but did not In
const quence Of the isilnrs Of President
CaTnes, Of Memphis, to answer o die
pntch hence Offering 10 hsve Charles.
ton take the Nashville games at that
piece. The club wi therefore remain
here till some'hng definite IL decided
upon. The locals have released Grady
ard oaertd 10 ago Nicholas. but bis
terms were too high.
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quarter. Orlando won, Remington
second, Red Stone third. Time
2:lb3
Third Race-Mils and one-sixteenth.
yolante won, Alsric second, Oscsols
third Time-1:5l&.
Fourth Rsce-Selling race, three.
quarters Of q mile. Spinnette won,
Fred B. second, Burton third. Time
1:l7f.
Fifth Rsce--0ae mile and farlong
over FIVE hurdles. Glensrm wo7, with
Ten Sheel second and George McCul.
Tough third. Time-2:0S.
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ThtsIs 10 certify that I have compared the
above statemant Of tho toeeipm and as
ausrisr bsginbing Apfil !, and snding Jelly
1, 1871, with acc0uhu w my gun oh'e, and
lnd the sans 10 be correct. i have asos ca
amlnsd the statement rendered ~ the de-
pJsitofies In Witch the above bAlsnces ap'
pear, and hnd their respective ttstemenu 70
ssrss With ire amounts az set iorth In the
above eche iule ,,
/ have slfo made actual count Of All cash
on hand IL the Tfeasurtf'a once, and hnd
the amounts 10 be a. reported In the shove,
pnd that 'Aii IsPa.i,, ,ns,,efy r,sbsst cor
rect Y. y. flIhhhD' NOmpuvllers
July l, 1877.
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The a,n.,e., Nharles..

Phnte william. the leader Of a
hand Of Gypsirs now encAmp,d neat
Hsr ford, has jost received rom q
Far Haven csrraee m ,ksrtwo wagons
costing about $1,000 .piece. The bodies
arr beautifully oolored with god
brotz, aud ianciiul sylvan scenee, the
iron work 10 heavily plated with
silver, and all the appurtsnanc q are
expeDsive. Nov, II he TAD . good
supoly OF col. coleman's kokn tulu
chewing gum be would be fixed
Il cures indigestion, heartburn, etc.
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the IURg.
Race. ., Bvsghsss beach and ssrn-
toEa.

Races ~ nrtgus"n bessu sne bsf"
NEw YoRK, August s.-Tbe weather
at Br ghton Beach today was foe; at
tend .ncs very large, this track In good
tondidop, and tue racing good.
Fret X cs-Two year ODDS; selling'
thIe, quaftsTs OF = mile. subsliefn
won, q acts 6scond, CJcheco third.
Inn s-l:l8t.
second R.es-S,llirg; seven fur
longs. Commaodtr won, swetty
second, Nat Kramer third. Tine
1891.
Third RAcs-Sslllng; one mile,
Charlie Russell won, Eilis Hardg rec
Dad, Hath nd third. nme-l;4L
Fourth Rics-Seling; one mile.
Cha, gs wor, George Angus ses)ndl
Ba,tejore third. Tims-l:ifi
Filth RAce-H and cap; one aud one
sixteenth miles. Florence NJ. won
Duplex Oecoad, Garnst third. Time
l:5il. .
sixth Race-ons and one.eiehil
miles. Lu,e Arnold won, Adoni
tecond, Taiiler third Time-l:bBi
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To Al Policy Holders In tho Mem
nhla CITY Rlre Insuralee 10.

THE company having decided 10 retire
L from insurance hsss this day feinsured
their liastlitg under their hta lolicics IN he
Moth Bri,l,h 9ad M'lgf ils i1,ytanss
Company, 81 shieh NBLBN A RAlhk are
aFsnti, They viii cal upoh you Al an satly
DAY and udfr 10 suhftitu'o he feinfurnf
eompany's policies fof ours, aud - recon.
mend the sane ~ Jou thtt 10 mar the sooner
have all az contracts retired and for the feA-
son thai a direct r0licy In such strong re-
liable company " best Our ", " u. haf.
most al YOU, has engaged pith Nelson A
H.ins, and ~ bsspoak Tor all these gentls-
msn your favorable confederation and the
coutlnusnro n y0uf pttfrnase With them.
The entire snd hearty good will n our CON
pany, ~ officers and difeetors' goes With TIE
'''"'''"" NAPOLEON HILL. President.
IIeNsy ! LTSx, Cashier.
JulVH IaT
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DIED.

sPRERs-At residences Of vi parents, No.
10 Vance s'rs et, Of d,phthsria. RlrDLs W.
sPstns, son 81 \, W u. and Clara n. hpesrt,
and grandson OF John n. kAndle, aged 10
years aud II months.
Due notice u funeral will be siVsn.
PIEROTTI-At lis Bssls street, Monday.
August 3, iss7, at 40 . "a, Mrs fhiViA
PIssor ., o ed - Jssu.
pussfaI from residence this (TUESDAYl
afternoon At 3is0 o clock. Friends Of the
family invited 30 attend.
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r,lertItE oFrlcE. JalIl. lsN.

The iorssoibg statement Of al moneys nou
In the 1fe.snry o. ths Stats Of Tennessee,
ana sueh A. have been resolved thefe n aud
d,,burssd iheroi ON for the period - firth
In sait rsplrs. II hsins from hpril j, 1871, 70
Juis 4, tss7, N do b. htha lhomas, Treas
ursr, and esriihsd ~ p. Y. fickafd, Comp.
,hs isytii tive act passsf March q, 1p3, has
bs.n sEsminei ~ me ard found Correct, aud
he sane L hsi,by certified and ordered pub.
h'hso' RoBgRT L. TAYLOR, Governor,
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proosIys, q, A,hi.,io-, a.

PnILADELPHiA, Pa, August s.-The
Athletics had more hits and fewer
erIog than did the Brooklyns today,
but NE LATER made the most rur 8.
Hendauon's West PHILADELPHIA.
friends vsre out In free, and they all
"puiled" i)r the pitcher. The visitor,
were iortupa,s Ia getting their hiis
whom they did tbs most good. Smith
played az oil game At abort, notwith.
standlns thst his two Wild throw
gave Inc Ath lstia three runs In The
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sport n, Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August s.-This
was the 6ith extrs day Of the race
meeting here. The attendance was
good for an extra day, the weather
was magnificent and the track was
fast.
First Racs-Three quarters n mile.
Jubilee won, ]. J. Hssly sscond, lidal
Wave third. Tims-il9i
Second RAcs--0ns mile and ono
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REMOVAL.

rrBE iare Increase In ny buslne,s Induced
ma DO !. Owe 10 tie hus.ts go center Of tho
city. I an lov occupying Aad nuns ~ ne
sol, ss,..ts. aud s,ti b. second 10 one In
the Routh ftuill bs ny endsayor 10 merit
The pa,fonafe ny i0foof oust1mef,, and
sIn,s, ,o a Ia v any rev names 20 nv already
sstabiithsl trade Having on hand paft oi
ny SUMNER tT0nk, ~ sat \, ihs public
ine's -, .alss since ~ opening have beer
ysry ast,srius, sbd give M. assurance d,
ilhI,si .,,o,.ss, Call and zee me Il u,
oorsss q wsdison AID second streets.
Il. SLAGEB, Memphis.
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Land sale.
u,,suy. ca. ara Machine a..

Make the celebrated Milburp Eclipse
Huller Gin, ard kesp them, with Fotd:
ep and Oondeneers, always on hand
for prompt delivery. Hsyo them quote
You pficve.
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SCORE BY INNINGS:
New Orleans. O l 5000 3 0 40
Mempbis....-- o co. 0031- 4
Earned runs-Nex Orleans, 8; Mem.
pbis, q Two base hits-Gsiss and
Osmpesu. Home run-Black. Base
hite-New 0rlesnr, 81; Memphis, 10.
First base on errors-Two each. Firtt
base on balls-New 0rleans, 1; Mem
phis. 4 Lett ON bsses-Nsw Orleans,
7; Memphis, 4. Struck out-by L ..
ng, /; by Black, 2. Passed balls
Crotty, l. Wild pitches Black, 2
Double plsy-Powell and Cartwright,
Hit by pitcher-McAleer. Umpire
Wells. Time q gsms-Two hours and
fifteen minutes.
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State TreaSurer'S Report.

STATE TREAsURRR's OFFICE, July J.,
y iss7, - To His kxcellency Robert Il. Tay-
lor, Governor Of tho State OF Tennessee
Sir; hereby submit to you my quarterly
''''NATH A THOMAS. Treasurer.
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philadelphia, ~ Isdfsnspoifs, o,
IsDIAs, Polls, IsD August SIN.
dianapolis tatt, d Casey very hard TO.
day, bat failed to win by not bunch.
irg hits and by making several costly
errors. Fosarty, Of the Phil ,delphi,s,
earned Of the honors Of the day b.
accepting and carirg for eight chances,
each Of which ! osed like Two base
hit for he hons team score:
In polis.... 1000 1910 5
Philadelphia. o l4l0 oil K 8
Earned runs-Philadelphis, 4; Ia.
dIanapolis, 3. Two bas- bits-Myers,
Denny, schcmberg, Batisn. Three
base hils-seery, D-nny, Foearty.
Base on hals-tila'scock, Shom berg,
C,hill, My,r., Mulvey. Struck out
Mcclure. Double plsys-G asscock
TO shomberg, Boyle 10 Denny TO Glss'-
cock, FogsrIy To Bsstian. Passed bal q
Myers I, Mcclure l. Base on ~.
rois-Indianspols l, Pbilad.lphIa 0,
Time-Oas h u and thirty five min
ules. Umpire-Valentlne.
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Mas. wnsLoy'ssoOTHipo 5rnur fheuis
alu.ys be used tor ehildrsn tosthins, II
~ pain, cure. wind colo, ard y tks bs,I
remedy for ilAuhoAi 80 . bottle.
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"a RKHovKD m the USE 90 COCAINE,
Aud II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett'6 flAvoring ertracis are be
be.t.
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nstropoii,.s.. n, Baisimor., ..

metropotttsus. IL bsisimore,s.
BALrIrons, Md, August She
Mstropoliisas did come hard aud time
ly hitting today and won the game on
lite merits. Lynch was ba.ted rather
freely at times, Dit VS. s'eidy a. crit.
ical points, and the errors made be-
hind him we're not generally costly The
home team made good uphill fight,
bu, could not once get the lead. Full
mer strained his leg In the fourth in.
piug, aud had 10 give way TO Daniels,
who could not euccstefnlly ho.d XIII
roy. Attendance, 1900. Score:
BAltiE,ore-.......0 90 3 40i o. 8
Metrop ilitsns-.3 o 20l 800 2-il
Bafned runs-BAltimore, 7; Nets. 8
Two bise hits-folmer, Burns, Orr,
O'Bien aud Gerbardt. Three base
hits Trottam and Orr. ID uble play,
-Badiord, Gsrbardi and Ryan. Bsss
on balls-Baltimore, 4; Nets. 2. Struck
out-BV Kiroy, 3, Lynch, 3 Passed
bAllt-Daniels, 2: Summers, 2. Wild
pitohes-K Troy, 4 Time-tvo houn
aud thirty minutes UmpireS-ulliyan
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NNNNNS this life arc sorrowful-
In let alono on account ~ Dyspepsia
Icker's Dyspepsia Tabet- viii cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion alic Constipar
ton: 500 on positive guaranpss ~
- and 6O eents. ~
A. REsEERT sud.BEREHIZ 4 CO.
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wa.hisx,os, \; piussurs, Q.

PTrsBuRG, Pa, Angus: S-The
WsshiDgtons won their third success
i've game from the Pit,sburgs today by
opportune batting and good Adding.
Gilmore pitched for the Senators. He
was very wild in the early part Of The
game, but ~ erward settled down aud
was quiie Elective. A fins running
each by Dealy and Snuh's briiiisnt
work a short were the features Of the
game. Attendance, SEQ. Scoie:
p ,ttsburg ........2 10000 o. 2
Washington 900 COOS l04x- s.
E,rnsd runs-P t,sburgs, 1; Wash
iugtous, Two base hts-Dalrymple,
Hines, Donnelly. D1ubls plajs-
Kush q, smith aod Rarkl.y; Wnitney,
smith and Barkley Farrell snd0 'Brien.
Base on balls -OolemsB, Daily. HIT
Fields, smith, Mliler Base on errors
Washington, sTnck out-OAlyin,
8; Gin r., 3. Passed bs'ls-Msck, 2.
Tine 0ae hour aud thirty-avs min.
uies. Umpire Powers.
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The YACa 4 RACE,
Tho Volunteer Leads Again-The
boats Becalmsd,

Tho Volunteer Leads Again-The
Boats Becaimsd.
CorrAsE CITY, MAsL, August s.
A fac northeast breszs lie blowing
this morning and q magnificent race
to Msrblehesd Is promised. Two.
thirds Of the way it will be a beat t.
windwsrd. 1t is expected that the
winning yacht will reach Msrblehesd
in shout eighteen hours. The stake
is $1,000. The signal gun vas fred at
Z o'clock, and the time Of crossing the
line by the big yachts was az f,llows:
Puritan, 7:00:34; Volunteer, 7:Ol: O;
Atlantic, Z 81; May flower, :03 :S2 |;
Priscilla, 7:04:Sz.
The Puritan and Volunteer had o..
timsted their distance with wonderful
precision and crossed the line within
a few seconds of each other under
full sail and head way on the port tack,
tho Puritan keeping to windward.
At 1902 the Electra steamed after tn ,
feet In a hurry. At that time the
leaders were hull down on the hori.
Ein, the Puritan and volunteer appa.
rsntly neck and neck making wonder.
ful time.
The start was beautiful one. BY
o'clock every sail had disappeared be-
meath tho horiSln under a strong
breeze, which blew steadily and gays
no sign OF tagging out. About FIVE
miles from ehere the Volunteer wen,
ahead OF the Puritan In fine style and
closed up on the Sachem, which had
come down with the tide and was
leading the q ct.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

E.rned iuns-Dsroit, 8; Boston, 4.
Two base hits-Thompso5, Kelly,
sutton and Nash. Three base hie--
Brouthers, White and johns on,
Home rune-Johpston and Morrill,.
Double plsys-White, Richardson and
Brouthers. B ,se on balls-Oonway,
Nssa 2 and Bard ,ck. Base on errors
Boston. 2. Struck out-By Rad
bourne, 2. PAssed b,lls-Bennet, /.
Time One hour and iorty.five min
utes. Umpir, livan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

1900 lunches Choice Bananas Tor
sale at Podesa Bro =, 270 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

EARNED funb = ChIcsR1, IT NbN
York, 2 Two base bits -Anson,
Herman, EwiDg, Tree, Buros, Conner,
Keefs. Home run-Pieher. Base on
ball,-Willismson, Garrison, Sunday,
Pieffer, Gore. b se on errors-Ohi-
csgo, 2; New York, 3. Struck out
By Ularkson, 8; by Keefs, 8. Passed
balls-Flint, 2. Tims-Two hours
ard forty-6vs minutes. Umpire
D1eacher.